Nagendra Shrestha

Bishnu Chemjong is a Nepali singer known for his emotive voice and contributions to modern and sentimental music. While not widely publicized in mainstream media, his work has resonated with listeners who appreciate heartfelt lyrics and melodic arrangements. Notable Songs "Kahile Wari" – A standout track from the album Ira, composed by Nhyoo Bajracharya with lyrics by Nisprabh Saji. The song features a soulful arrangement by Gopal Rasaili and was recorded at Do Re Mi Studio. "Kina Timile Mutu Mero" – A romantic ballad released in 2009, showcasing Bishnu’s early vocal style and emotional delivery. "Jindagi Bhari" – Released under Pathibhara Channel and distributed by Music Nepal, this track blends modern composition with lyrical nostalgia.

Rabi Rimal is a talented Nepali singer, lyricist, composer, and music director. Born on April 11, 1973, in Kirtipur, Kathmandu, he is the son of Mr. Raghu Prasad Rimal and Mrs. Laxmi Rimal. Rabi started his musical career after school in 2053 B.S. by forming his own band named SAD ROSE. His first song, "Chari Udyo Badal Chhunalai," became a blockbuster hit and remains popular in the Nepali music industry. Notable Songs "Chari Udyo Badal Chhunalai": A superhit Nepali classic pop song. "Nabolau": A popular Nepali pop song released in 2016. Rabi Rimal continues to inspire many with his music and dedication to his craft. 🎶

Dhrubesh Chandra Regmi is a celebrated sitar maestro, scholar, and academician from Nepal, known for his profound contributions to classical music and musicology. Born into the illustrious Regmi musical lineage, he is the great-grandson of Pt. Dev Chandra Regmi, who pioneered the sitar tradition in Nepal. Trained under his father, Prof. Satish Chandra Regmi, Dhrubesh began playing sitar at the age of eight and gave his first concert by thirteen. He holds a Ph.D. in Music from Delhi University—the first Nepali musician to do so—with a dissertation on the history of music during the Rana period. He also completed a postdoctoral Fulbright fellowship at the City University of New York on “Music for Peace and Harmony.” A founding member of the acclaimed ensemble Sukarma, Dhrubesh has performed globally and currently serves as a Professor at Padma Kanya Multiple Campus, Tribhuvan University. His legacy bridges tradition, scholarship, and performance.